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Summary: A simple AJAXified calendar for side bars turning your wiki into a bliki = blog + wiki
Version: 0.5
Prerequisites: PHP - CSS - Javascript
Status: working (and in progress)
Maintainer: Eugene Van den Bulke
Categories: PIM Calendar Ajax

Description

(:logbook:) lives on http://www.3kwa.com/Tutorial/Logbook. It is a small AJAXified calendar designed with side bars in mind. You can see running examples on new http://opensource.usca.edu/ , http://www.spampal.de, http://www.3kwa.com (and maybe soon on http://www.manor-farm.org/).

Notes

The directory tree doens't respect the module guidelines because it relies on an external javascript library called MochiKit and on being able to access cookbook scripts directly.

 pmwiki.php
 pub/
   css/
     logbook.css
   javascript/
     logbook.js
     lib/
       MochiKit/
         all the .js files in the MochiKit distribution
 cookbook/
   logbook.php

AJAX support is offered from version 0.5 but is a bit tricky to get working within PmWiki henceforth requires some code TWEAKING. For those who do not care about AJAX it is turned off by default. Feel free to email [eugene AT boardkulture DOT com]or IM me for support:

ICQ229860859
Yahoo!IDevandenbulke
MSNxsbarrules@hotmail.com

combined with HaloScan it absolutely rocks and really turn PmWiki into a superb blogging platform ... should I say blikiing platforme :P

Comments

- Very neat and flexible. Got it running the first time. However, I get the following warning from php: session_write_close() [function.session-write-close]: Your script possibly relies on a session side-effect which existed until PHP 4.2.3. Please be advised that the session extension does not consider global variables as a source of data, unless register_globals is enabled. You can disable this functionality and this warning by setting session.bug_compat_42 or session.bug_compat_warn to off, respectively. in /home/wiki/PMWIKI/pmwiki.php on line 498. - 16.02.08, JHJ

See Also

PmCalendar by Chris Cox and WikiCalendar by John Rankin

Contributors

Eugene Van den Bulke with the input from Ian Barton and Daniel Friedmann.

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